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Articles in Jan/Feb 1999 issue of New Crisis, The

• Who is an African American?
  by Lewis, Ida E
• state of African American politics, The
  by Kilson, Martin L Jr
• Voices of the 90s
  by Ballard, Audreen
• If We Must Die
  by Hughes, Langston
• We Wear the Mask
  by Dunbar, Paul Laurence
• Long live the divas
• "I thought the Yankees would have hung you long before this"
  by Anderson, Jourdon
• From Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
  by Wheatley, Phyllis
• Strivings of the Negro people
  by Bois, W E Burghardt Du
• Black soldier and the Civil War, The
• Look at me! Ain't I a woman?
  by Truth, Sojourner
• Yes, America is mine...and yours
  by Holmes, Jeremiah
• Black inventors
• Crisis was part of the literary "Harlem Renaissance", The
• A remarkable person we have known
  by Petrie, Phil
• Letters
• last should be the first, The
  by Gray, Thomas R
• beginnings of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, The
• incredible Edmonia Lewis: The first major sculptor of African American and Native American heritage, The
• Fraunces Tavern revisited
• Creation, The
  by Johnson, James Weldon
• Let history record that a Black woman prevented the assassination of George Washington, the father of our country...
• Rosa
• Four giants of American literature
• An accommodator or freedom rider: Booker T. Washington (1856-1915)
• Heritage
  by Cullen, Countee
• men of bronze in World War I measured up to every expectation of the Commander-in-Chief..., The
• Great speeches: Malcolm X
• Mary Ellen Pleasant: Unsung heroine
  by Crowe, Steve
• Charles White: An artist signifying dignity
• Douglass: Ex-slave and statesman reached the North Star
  by Thompson, J W
• African Americans in sports
• Richard Allen: Father of the African American church
• African American patriots of the Revolutionary War
• people are important, The
  by King, Martin Luther Jr
• Harriet Tubman: "The general" of the Underground Railroad
  by Tubman, Harriet
• Nine decades and counting: Strengthening our roots
  by Bond, Julian
• Who needs the NAACP anymore?
  by Wilkins, Roger
• Black History Month--a global celebration
  by Brown, C Stone